A small break from the barrage of posts on social media reinforcing societal beauty standards can make a difference to body satisfaction, according to new UNSW Sydney research. The study, published in ...

Viewing "thinspiration" content on TikTok increases self-objectification and worsens mood, while viewing body-positive content also increases self-objectification but is linked to a more positive mood ...

Coming out of UNSW Sydney, the research labels the viewing of diverse bodies online as an effective "micro-intervention" to prevent or limit the adverse impacts of social media. “We see this strategy ...

Consumers are seeking uplifting, positive content given the divisiveness in social media and news channels. That's a top finding from an Upworthy and Alter Agents study, "The Power of Uplifting ...

Brands may have an opportunity to foster loyalty and drive purchase behavior by sharing more positive content on their social-media accounts. According to a new report by Upworthy -- a website that ...

How can social media contribute to a more diverse concept of body shapes and physical attractiveness? The answer is body-positive content. On social media platforms, slim and fit bodies are often ...

Learn the many reasons why a positive online reputation is essential and what your business can do to take control of your online image. Negative feedback can also spread quickly, making it imperative ...

The study of 323 women found that “thinspiration” was linked to both self-objectification and worse mood, while body-positive content boosted mood even though it still increased self-objectification ...

A new study has found that content on social media about body positivity and body neutrality has the ability to improve body image in young women. Conducted by UNSW Sydney, the research labels the ...